BS EN ISO 2692:2021 BSI Standards Publication Geometrical product specifications (GPS) — Geometrical tolerancing — Maximum material requirement (MMR), least material requirement (LMR) and reciprocity requirement (RPR) bsi.BS EN ISO 2692:2021 BRITISH STANDARD National foreword This British Standard is the UK implementation of EN ISO 2692:2021. It is identical to ISO 2692:2021. It supersedes BS EN ISO 2692:2014, which is withdrawn. ‘The UK participation in its preparation was entrusted to Technical Committee TPR/1, Technical Product Realization. A list of organizations represented on this committee can be obtained on request to its committee manager. 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This British Standard was published under the authority of the Standards Policy and Strategy Committee on 30 June 2021. enda issued since publication Text affectedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 EUROPEAN STANDARD EN ISO 2692 NORME EUROPEENNE EUROPAISCHE NORM June 2021 Ics 01.10.20 Supersedes EN ISO 2692:2014 English Version Geometrical product specifications (GPS) - Geometrical tolerancing - Maximum material requirement (MMR), least material requirement (LMR) and reciprocity requirement (RPR) (ISO 2692:2021) Spéelcation gométique des produls (GP) - GeometischeProduktspezation (PS) Tolerancement geomeurigue- Exlfenee du fnaxinum Ceometrische Toleverung Maximum satel demallre (MMB), exigence du rinimum de mallee Bean ging (MM). Minima Material -Bedlngung {La et exigence de recipe (RPE) (SO {UME und ReaprontatcedingumgRPR) (80 36522021) 36922021) ‘This European Standard was approved by CEN on 1 june 2021. ‘CEN members are bound to comply with the CEN/CENELEC Internal Regulations which stipulate the conditions for giving this European Standard the status ofa national standard without any alteration, Up-to-date lists and bibliographical references ‘concerning such national standards may be obtained on application to the CEN-CENELEC Management Centre or to any CEN member. ‘This European Standard exists in three official versions (English, French, German). version in any other language made by translation under the responsibilty of a CEN member into its own language and notified to the CEN-CENELEC Management ‘Centre has the same status asthe official versions, CEN members are the national standards bodies of Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Caech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Republic of North Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey and United Kingdom. Tama! EUROPEAN COMMITTEE FOR STANDARDIZATION COMITE EUROPEEN DE NORMALISATION EUROPAISCHES KOMITEE FOR NORMUNG CEN-CENELEC Management Centre: Rue de la Science 23, B-1040 Brussels, ©2021 CEN All rights ofexploitaton in any form and by any means reserved Ref. No. EN ISO 2692:2021 E ‘worldwide for CEN national Members,BS EN ISO 2692:2021 EN ISO 2692:2021 (E) European foreword This document (EN ISO 2692:2021) has been prepared by Technical Committee ISO/TC 213 "Dimensional and geometrical product specifications and verification” in collaboration with Technical Committee CEN/TC 290 "Dimensional and geometrical product specification and verification” the secretariat of which is held by AFNOR. This European Standard shall be given the status of a national standard, either by publication of an identical text or by endorsement, at the latest by December 2021, and conflicting national standards shall be withdrawn at the latest by December 2021. Attention is drawn to the possibility that some of the elements of this document may be the subject of patent rights. CEN shall not be held responsible for identifying any or all such patent rights. ‘This document supersedes EN ISO 2692:2014. According to the CEN-CENELEC Internal Regulations, the national standards organizations of the following countries are bound to implement this European Standard: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Republic of, North Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey and the United Kingdom. Endorsement notice ‘The text of ISO 2692:2021 has been approved by CEN as EN ISO 2692:2021 without any modification.BS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) Contents Page Foreword. iv Introduction. v 1 Scope. 1 2 Normative references 1 3 Terms and definitions 1 4 Maximum material requirement (MMR) and least material requirement (LMR) 5 41 General. 5 4.1.1 | MMVS or LMVS specification. 5 4.1.2 Indirect determination of MMVS or LMVS. 5 4.1.3 Direct indication of MMVS or LMVS. 6 4.1.4 MMR or LMR applied to several toleranced features. 7 4.1.5 Simultaneous requirement. 7 4.1.6 MMRor LMR ona datum without MMR or LMR on the toleranced feature. 7 4.2 Maximum material requirement (MMR). 7 4.2.1 MMR for toleranced features with indirect determination of virtual size. 7 4.2.2 MMR for related datum features with indirect determination of virtual size .....8 4.2.3 MMR for toleranced features with direct indication of virtual size. 10 4.2.4 MMR for related datum features with direct indication of virtual size 10 4.3 Least material requirement (LMR) 1 4.3.1 LMR for toleranced features with indirect determination of virtual size. i 43.2 LMR for related datum features with indirect determination of virtual size. 12 4. LMR for toleranced features with direct indication of virtual size. 13, 4.3.4 LMR for related datum features with direct indication of virtual size. 14 5 Reciprocity requirement (RPR). 15 5.1 General. 1s 5.2 Reciprocity requirement (RPR) and maximum material requirement (MMR), 15, 5.3 Reciprocity requirement (RPR) and least material requirement (LMR) 15 Annex A (informative) Examples of tolerancing with“, © and ®. 16 Annex B (informative) Former practice. 48 Annex C (informative) Concept diagram. 49 Annex D (informative) Use of symbols for geometrical characteristics with ®) or ©. 51 Annex E (informative) Relation to the GPS matrix model. 53 Bibliography 54 © 180 2021 ~All rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 1SO 2692:2021(E) Foreword 1SO (the International Organization for Standardization) isa worldwide federation of national standards bodies (ISO member bodies). The work of preparing International Standards is normally carried out through ISO technical committees. Each member body interested in a subject for which a technical committee has been established has the right to be represented on that committee. International organizations, governmental and non-governmental, in liaison with ISO, also take part in the work. 180 collaborates closely with the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) on all matters of electrotechnical standardization. ‘The procedures used to develop this document and those intended for its further maintenance are described in the ISO/IEC Directives, Part 1. In particular, the different approval criteria needed for the different types of ISO documents should be noted. This document was drafted in accordance with the editorial rules of the ISO/IEC Directives, Part 2 (see www _.org/directives) Attention is drawn to the possibility that some of the elements of this document may be the subject of patent rights. ISO shall not be held responsible for identifying any or all such patent rights. 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Any trade name used in this document is informal constitute an endorsement. nn given for the convenience of users and does not, For an explanation of the voluntary nature of standards, the meaning of ISO specific terms and expressions related to conformity assessment, as well as information about ISO's adherence to the World Trade Organization (WTO) principles in the Technical Barriers to ‘Trade (TBT), see www _org/ ‘This document was prepared by Technical Committee ISO/TC 213, Dimensional and geometrical product specifications and verification, in collaboration with the European Committee for Standardization (CEN) Technical Committee CEN/TC 290, Dimensional and geometrical product specification and verification, in accordance with the Agreement on technical cooperation between ISO and CEN (Vienna Agreement). ‘This fourth edition cancels and replaces the third edition (ISO 2692:2014), which has been technically revised. ‘The main changes to the previous edition are as follows: — direct indication of maximum material or least material virtual size has been added (see 4.1.3); — the use of SZ or CZ symbols has been added (see 4.1.4); — the use of SIM symbol has been added (see 4.1.5). Any feedback or questions on this document should be directed to the user's national standards body. A complete listing of these bodies can be found at www _.org/members.html, iv @ 180 2021 - Al rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) Introduction 0.1 General ‘This document is a geometrical product specification (GPS) standard and is to be regarded as a general GPS standard (see ISO 14638). It influences the chain links A, B and C of the chain of standards on size, form, orientation and location. The IS0/GPS matrix model given in ISO 14638 gives an overview of the ISO/GPS system of which this document is a part. The fundamental rules of ISO/GPS given in ISO 8015 apply to this document and the default decision rules given in ISO 14253-1 apply to specifications made in accordance with this document, unless otherwise indicated, For more detailed information on the relation of this document to the GPS matrix model, see Annex E. This document deals with some frequently occurring workpiece functional cases in design and tolerancing, The “maximum material requirement” (MMR) can cover, for example, “assemblability” and the “least material requirement” (LMR) can cover, for example, “minimum walll thickness” of a part. MMR and LMR requirements can accurately simulate the intended function of the workpiece by allowing the combination of two independent requirements into one collective requirement or to directly define maximum material virtual condition (MMVC) or least material virtual condition (LMVC) (see Annex C). In some cases of both MMR and LMR, the “reciprocity requirement” (RPR) can be added. NOTE1 In GPS standards, threaded features are often considered as a type of cylindrical feature of size. However, no rules are defined in this document for how to apply MMR, LMR and RPR to threaded features. Consequently, application of the tools defined in this document for threaded features is risky. NOTE2 Ageometrical tolerance value of 0 (0) or 0) can be used to avoid non-conformity of parts that can bbe assembled, in the case of MMR, or have minimum wall thickness, in the case of LMR. 0.2. Information about MMR ‘The assembly of parts depends on the combined effect of: a) the size (of one or more features of size), and b) the geometrical deviation of the features and their derived features, such as the pattern of bolt holes in two flanges and the bolts securing them. ‘The minimum assembly clearance occurs when each of the mating features of size is at its maximum. material size (MMS) (e.g. the largest bolt size and the smallest hole size) and when the geometrical deviations (e.g. the form, orientation and location deviations) of the features of size and their derived features (median line or median surface) are also fully consuming their tolerances. Assembly clearance increases to a maximum when the sizes of the assembled features of size are furthest from their MMSs (eg, the smallest shaft size and the largest hole size) and when the geometrical deviations (e.g. the form, orientation and location deviations) of the features of size and their derived features are zero. It therefore follows that to manage the assemblability, the effect of the dimensional and geometrical variation can be dealt with by a specification using the maximum material concept. This requirement is, indicated on the drawing by the symbol ®. Furthermore, it can be useful to add ®) to the datum indicator in the datum section when the datum is a feature of linear size and the clearance between the datum and the counterpart is favourable to the assembly of the part. 0.3. Information about LMR ‘The LMR is designed to control, for example, the minimum wall thickness, thereby preventing burst (due to pressure in a tube), or the maximum width ofa series of slots. To manage the material strength function, the effect of the dimensional and geometrical variation can be dealt with by a specification using the minimum material concept. This requirement is indicated on drawings by the symbol ( © 180 2021 ~All rights reserved vBS EN ISO 2692:2021 1SO 2692:2021(E) 0.4 Information about RPR The RPR is an additional modifier, which may be used together with the MMR or with the LMR in cases where it is permitted - taking into account the function of the toleranced feature(s) - to enlarge the size tolerance when the geometrical deviation on the actual workpiece does not take full advantage of, respectively, the MMVC or the LMVC. The RPR is indicated on drawings by the symbol ®, 0.5 General information about terminology and The terminology and tolerancing concepts in this document have been updated to conform to GPS terminology, notably that in ISO 286-1, ISO 14405-1, ISO 17450-1 and ISO 17450-3. vi @ 180 2021 - Al rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 'TERNATIONAL STANDARD ISO 2692:2021(E) Geometrical product specifications (GPS) — Geometrical tolerancing — Maximum material requirement (MMR), least material requirement (LMR) and reciprocity requirement (RPR) 1 Scope ‘This document defines the maximum material requirement (MMR), the least material requirement (LMR) and the reciprocity requirement (RPR). These requirements can only be applied to linear features of size of cylindrical type or two parallel opposite planes type. ‘These requirements are often used to control specific functions of workpieces where size and geometry are interdependent, for example to fulfil the functions “assembly of parts" (for MMR) or “minimum wall thickness” (for LMR). However, the MMR and LMR can also be used to fulfil other functional design requirements 2 Normative references The following documents are referred to in the text in such a way that some or all of their content constitutes requirements of this document. For dated references, only the edition cited applies. For undated references, the latest edition of the referenced document (including any amendments) applies. ISO 1101:2017, Geometrical product specifications (GPS) — Geometrical tolerancing — Tolerances of form, orientation, location and run-out ISO 5458, Geomecrical product specifications (GPS) — Geometrical tolerancing — Pattern and combined geometrical specification ISO 5459:2011, Geometrical product specifications (GPS) — Geometrical tolerancing — Datums and datum systems ISO 1405-1, Geometrical product specifications (GPS) — Dimensional tolerancing — Part 1: Linear sizes ISO 17450-1:2011, Geometrical product specifications (GPS) — General concepts — Part 1: Model for geometrical specification and verification 1S 17450-3, Geometrical product specifications (GPS) — General concepts — Part 3: Toleranced features 3. Terms and definitions For the purposes of this document, the terms and definitions given in ISO 5459, ISO 14405-1, ISO 17450-1 and ISO 17450-3 and the following apply. 1SO and IEC maintain terminological databases for use in standardization at the following addresses: — 150 Online browsing platform: available at https://wwww _.org/obp. — IEC Electropedia: available at http://www.clectropediaorg/ 34 integral feature geometrical feature belonging to the real surface of the workpiece or to a surface model Note 1 to entry: An integral feature is intrinsically defined, for example skin of the workpiece. © 180 2021 - All rights reserved 1BS EN ISO 2692:2021 1SO 2692:2021(E) [SOURCE: ISO 17450-1:2011, 3.3.5, modified — Notes 2 and 3 to entry removed.] 32 feature of linear size ‘geometrical feature, having one or more intrinsic characteristics, only one of which may be considered as variable parameter, that additionally is a member of a “one parameter family”, and obeys the monotonic containment property for that parameter EXAMPLE 1 — Asingle cylindrical hole or shaft is a feature of linear size. Its linear size is its diameter. EXAMPLE 2 Two parallel opposite plane surfaces are a feature of linear size. Their linear size is the distance between the two parallel opposite planes. [SOURCE: ISO 17450-1:2011, 3.3.1.5.1, modified — Notes to entry removed; EXAMPLE 2 replaced.) 33 derived feature geometrical feature, which does not exist physically on the real surface of the workpiece and which is not natively a nominal integral feature (3.1) Note 1 to entry: A derived feature can be established from @ nominal integral surface, an associated integral surface or an extracted integral surface. It is qualified respectively as a nominal derived feature, an associated derived feature or an extracted derived feature. Note 2 to entry: The centre point, the median line and the median surface defined from one or more integral Features (2.1) are types of derived features. EXAMPLE 1 The median line of a cylinder is a derived feature obtained from the cylindrical surface, which is, an integral feature (3.1)."The axis of the nominal cylinder is a nominal derived feature. EXAMPLE 2 _ The median surface of two parallel opposite planes is a derived feature obtained from the two parallel opposite planes, which constitute an integral feature (3.1). The median plane of the nominal two parellel ‘opposite planes is @ nominal derived feature. [SOURCE: ISO 17450-1:2011, 3.3.6, modified] 34 maximum material size MMs value equal to the upper limit of size (ULS) or to the largest ULS in case of multiple size specifications Note 1 to entry: An MMS can be defined for any of the size characteristics in 150 14405-1. Note 2 to entry: ULS is defined in ISO 14405-1. 3.5 maximum material size MMs value equal to the lower limit of size (LLS) or to the smallest LS in case of multiple size specifications Note 1 to entry: An MMS can be defined for any of the size characteristics in ISO 14405-1. Note 2 to entry: LLS is defined in ISO 14405-1. 3.6 least material size LMs value equal to LI specifications S or to the smallest LLS in case of multiple size Note 1 to entry: An LMS can be defined for any of the size characteristics in ISO 14405-1, 2 © 150 2021 ~All rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) Note 2 to entry: LLS is defined in ISO 14405-1 37 least material size ims value equal to ULS or to the largest ULS in case of multiple size specifications Note 1 to entry: An LMS can be defined for any of the size characteristics in ISO 14405-1. Note 2 to entry: ULS is defined in ISO 14405-1 3.8 maximum material virtual size MMVS value equal to the size of the maximum material virtual condition (3.9) Note 1 to entry: MMVS can be directly indicated (see 4.1.3) or calculated from the maximum material size (3.4, 43,5) and the geometrical tolerance (see 4.1.2) 39 maximum material virtual condition MMVC state of associated feature with size equal to maximum material virtual size (3.8) Note 1 to entry: MMVCis a perfect form condition of the feature of linear size (3.2). Note 2 to entry: MMVC includes an orientation constraint (in accordance with ISO 1101 and ISO 5459) of the associated feature when the geometrical specification is an orientation specification (see Figure A.3). MMVC includes a location constraint (in accordance with ISO 1101 and ISO 5459) of the associated feature when the ‘geometrical specification isa location specification (see Figure A.!). Note 3 to entry: See examples in Annex A. virtual size value equal to the size of the least material virtual condition (3.11) Note 1 to entry: LMVS can be directly indicated (see 4.1.3) or calculated from the least material size (3.6, 3.7) and. the geometrical tolerance (see 4.1.2) 341 least material virtual condition LMVC state of associated feature of least material virtual size (3.10) Note 1 to entry: LMVC is a perfect form condition of the feature of linear size (3.2). Note 2 to entry: LMVC includes an orientation constraint (in accordance with ISO 1101 and ISO 5459) of the associated feature when the geometrical specification is an orientation specification. LMVC includes a location constraint (in accordance with ISO 1101 and ISO 5459) of the associated feature when the geometrical specification is a location specification (see Figure A.5)- Note 3 to entry: See Figures A.5, A.8, A.9, A.14, A.15, © 180 2021 ~All rights reserved 3BS EN ISO 2692:2021 1SO 2692:2021(E) 3.42 maximum material requirement MMR requirement for a feature of linear size (3.2), defining a geometrical feature of the same type and of perfect form, with a given value for the intrinsic characteristic (dimension) equal to the maximum ‘material virtual size (3.8), which limits the non-ideal feature on the outside of the material Note 1 to entry: MMR is used to control the assemblability of a workpiece. Note 2 to entry: See also 4.2. 3.13 least material requirement LMR requirement for a feature of linear size (3.2), defining a geometrical feature of the same type and of perfect form, with a given value for the intrinsic characteristic (dimension) equal to the least material virtual size (3.10), which limits the non-ideal feature on the inside of the material Note 1 to entry: LMR is used, for example, to control the minimum wall thickness between two symmetrical or coaxially located similar features of size. Note 2 to entry: See also 4.3, 3.14 reciprocity requirement RPR additional requirement for a feature of linear size (3.2) indicated in addition to the maximum material requirement (3.12) or the least material requirement (3.13) to indicate that the size tolerance is increased by the difference between the geometrical tolerance and the actual geometrical deviation 3.15 external feature of linear size feature of linear size (3.2) where vectors normal to the surface are directed outward from the material ina direction opposite to the median feature Note 1 to entry: The cylindrical surface of a shaft is considered to be an external feature of linear size. Note 2 to entry: See Figure 1. Key 1 external feature oflinear size 2 normal veetors directed outward from the material 3. median feature (cylinder axis) Figure 1 — Example of external feature of linear size 4 © 150 2021 ~All rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) 3.16 internal feature of linear size feature of linear size (3.2) where vectors normal to the surface are directed outward from the material in a direction toward the median feature Note 1 to entry: The cylindrical surface of a hole is considered to be an internal feature of linear size. Note 2 to entry: See Figure 2. Key 1 internal feature of linear size 2 normal vectors directed outward from the material 3. median feature (cylinder axis) Figure 2 — Example of internal feature of linear size 4 Maximum material requirement (MMR) and least material requirement (LMR) 4.1 General 4.1.1 MMVS or LMVS specification ‘The MMR and the LMR can be applied to a set of one or more feature(s) of size as toleranced feature(s), datum{s) or both. The MMVS or the LMVS shall be specified by one of the two following options: a) An MMR without direct indication of MMVS or an LMR without direct indication of LMVS but with a size specification for the considered feature. This option is referred to as indirect determination of virtual size in this document, b) An MMR with direct indication of MMVS between square brackets in the tolerance indicator or an LMR with direct indication of LMVS between square brackets in the tolerance indicator as explained in this document. This option is referred to as direct indication of virtual size. A geometrical specification with MMR or LMR shall be indicated as applying to a derived feature. However, the toleranced feature considered in the rules of this document is the corresponding integral feature ‘The rules in this document shall not be applied to threaded features, even if threaded features are often considered as cylindrical features in GPS standards. ‘The possible combinations of geometrical characteristic symbols and MMR or LMR are illustrated in Annex D. 4.1.2. Indirect determination of MMVS or LMVS When indirect determination of virtual size is selected [4.1.1.a)], the virtual size(s) introduced by the use of maximum or least material modifier in geometrical specification shall be calculated by considering © 180 2021 ~All rights reserved 5BS EN ISO 2692:2021 1SO 2692:2021(E) the combination(s) of the geometrical tolerance(s) (applied to the derived feature of the feature of size) and the upper or lower tolerance limit of the dimensional specification(s) (of the feature(s) of size) NOTE As limited by the scope, the only derived features considered in this document are median lines and median surfaces, When indirect determination of virtual size is used, then the MMVS or the LMVS shall be the result of the computations described hereafter. For external features of linear size except for a datum feature with MMR when rule F is fulfilled [see 4.2.2 b)], the MMVS is given by Formula (1): Sums = ums + 8 q@) For internal features of linear size except for a datum feature with MMR when rule F is fulfilled [see 4.2.2 b)], the MMVS is given by Formula (2): Orns = Owns — 5 (2) For external features of linear size except for a datum feature with LMR when rule M ts fulfilled [see 4.3.2 b)], the LMVS is given by Formula (3): Oumvs = Sums ~ 8 For internal features of linear size except for a datum feature with LMR when rule M is fulfilled [see 4.3.2 b)], the LMVS is given by Formula (4): Suuvs=OLms + 8 @ For a datum feature with MMR when rule F is fulfilled [see 4.2.2 b)], the MMVS for external and internal features of size is given by Formula (5): ‘Sums = Sms 6) For a datum feature with LMR when rule M is fulfilled (See 4.3.2 b)], the LMVS for external and internal features of size is given by Formula (6): Sumvs = Sums © where ‘Syuys_ is the MMVS; ys isthe MMS; Gyyys_ isthe LMVS; ‘ys isthe LMS; 8 isthe geometrical tolerance. 4.1.3. Direct indication of MMVS or LMVS When direct indication of virtual size is selected [4.1.1 b)], then the MMVS or the LMVS shalll be indicated between square brackets in the tolerance indicator and the virtual size is equal to this value as stated in the rules of this document. If size is also specified for the considered feature, it shall be considered as an independent specification according to ISO 14405-1. No collective requirement is created between 6 @ 180 2021 - Al rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) the two specifications (size specification and geometrical specification) in the case of direct indication of MMVS or LMVS. NOTE _ Itis the responsibility of the designer to select compatible values for the size of the feature and the MMVS or LMVS as they can conflict. 4.1.4 MMR or LMR applied to several toleranced features When an MMR or LMR applies to several toleranced features, the symbols CZ or SZ shall always be indicated in the zone section of the tolerance indicator following the sequence order specified in ISO 1101. NOTE See Annex B for former practice. 4.1.5 Simultaneous requirement A simultaneous requirement can be useful for example for MMR or LMR with same datum indication containing MMR or LMR. When a simultaneous requirement is needed, the SIM symbol possibly followed by an identification number (SIMi) without a space shall be indicated in the adjacent indication area of each related geometrical specification in accordance with ISO 5458. The use of the SIM modifier transforms a set of more than one geometrical specification with MMR or LMR into a combined specification. The corresponding MMVC or LMVC are locked together with location and orientation constraints according to the rules of this document. The datum system is also constrained to be the same for each specification in the same SIM group. Figure A.17 shows an example of simultaneous requirement. 4.1.6 MMR or LMR ona datum without MMR or LMR on the toleranced feature When an MMR or LMR is applied to the datum only (See Figure A.19), then the rules for datum fully apply (see 4.2.2, 4.2.4 and 4.3.2, 4.3.4), In addition, the constraints on the MMVC{s) of the datum(s) and the MMVC{s) of the toleranced feature(s) stated in rule D [see 4.2.1 d)] or in rule K (See 4.3.1 d)] are replaced with the corresponding constraints applied on the MMVC(s) of the datum(s) and the tolerance zone as defined in ISO 1101 and ISO 5459, 4.2. Maximum material requirement (MMR) 4.2.1 MMR for toleranced features with indirect determination of virtual size When the MMR applies to the toleranced feature and the indirect determination of virtual size is selected, it shall be indicated on drawings by the symbol ®) placed after the geometrical tolerance of the derived feature of the feature of linear size (toleranced feature) in the tolerance indicator with no size indicated in square brackets. ‘The MMR for toleranced features with indirect determination of virtual size results in four independent requirements — arequirement for the upper limit of the size [see rules A 1) and A 2)}: — arequirement for the lower limit of the size [see rules B 1) and B 2} — arequirement for the surface non-violation of the MMVC (see rule C); — arequirement for applying constraints on MMVCs (see rule D). When the MMR is specified for the toleranced feature with indirect determination of virtual size, then the following rules shall be applied for the surface(s) (of the feature of linear size), and the MMVS shalll © 180 2021 ~All rights reserved 7BS EN ISO 2692:2021 1SO 2692:2021(E) be computed from the size specification and the geometric specification according to the rules of this document, a) Rulle A: The sizes of the toleranced feature shall be: 1) _ equal to or smaller than the MMS, for external features; equal to or larger than the MMS, for internal features. NOTE1 — This rule can be altered by the indication of RPR, with symbol ® after the symbol ® [see 5.2. and Figure Adi b)], b) Rule B: The sizes of the toleranced feature shall be: 1) equal to or larger than the LMS, for external features [see Figures A.2 a), A.3 a), Ada), A.6 a), AZa),A.10, A.11 and A.12}; equal to or smaller than the LMS, for internal features [see Figures A.2 b), A.3 b), Ab), A.6b), AZb),A.10 to A.13, A.16 to A.19] ©) Rule C: The MMVC of the toleranced feature shall not be violated by the extracted (integral) feature (see Figures A.2, A.3, 4, A.6, A7, A.10 to A.19). NOTE 2 _ Use of the envelope requirement © may lead to superfluous constraints, reducing the technical and economic advantage of MMR, if the functional requirement is purely assemblability. NOTE3 — Theindication 0 applied to aform specification on a feature of linear size has the same meaning as the envelope requirement © applied toa size. ) Rule D: The rule applies as follows: — When the geometrical specification is an orientation or a location relative to a (primary) datum or a datum system, the MMVC of the toleranced feature shall be in theoretically exact orientation or location relative to the datum or the datum system, in accordance with ISO 1101 and ISO 5459 (see 3.9, Note 2 to entry, and Figures A.3, A4, A.6 and A.7) — Moreover, if several toleranced features are controlled by the same tolerance indication with the CZ symbol, the MMVCs shall also be in theoretically exact orientation and location relative to each other (see Figures A.1, A.10, A.11 and A.13). — Iseveral toleranced features are controlled by the same tolerance indicator with the SZ symbol, then the MMVCsare not constrained to be in theoretically exact orientation nor location relative to each other (see Figure A.18). In both cases (CZ or SZ indication) constraints relative to datums remain, — Additionally, ifthe symbol SIM possibly followed by an index number as required by ISO 5458 is indicated, then the MMVCs shall be constrained in orientation and location with the MMVCs of the SIM group. 4.2.2 MMR for related datum features with indirect determination of virtual size When the MMR applies to the datum feature and the indirect determination of virtual size is selected, it shall be indicated on drawings by the symbol ®) placed after the datum letter(s) in the tolerance indicator. The datum letter(s) followed by the symbol ® result in an associated feature with a fixed size defined by the MMVC, NOTE1 Virtual conditions of toleranced feature and datum feature are constrained between them in orientation and location. The result is one combined virtual condition, 8 © 150 2021 ~All rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) ‘The MMR for datum features results in three independent requirements: — requirement for the surface non-violation of the MMVC (see rule E); — a requirement for MMVS when there is no geometrical specification or when there are only geometrical specifications whose tolerance value is not followed by the symbol ® (see rule F); — arequirement for MMVS when there isa geometrical specification whose tolerance value is followed by symbol ® and whose “datum” section (third and subsequent compartments) of the tolerance indicator meets a property defined in rule G. NOTE2 The use of ® after the datum letter is only possible ifthe datum is obtained from a feature of linear When MMR applies to all elements of the collection of surfaces of a common datum, the corresponding sequence of letters identifying the common datum shall be indicated within parentheses (see Figure A.13 and ISO 5459:2011, rule 9) and MMVCs are by default constrained in location and orientation relative to each other (See ISO 5459:2011, rule 7). When MMR applies only to one surface of the collection of features involved in a common datum, the sequence of letters identifying the common datum shall not be indicated within parentheses, and the requirement applies only to the feature identified by the letter placed just before the modifier. In this case, it specifies for the surface(s) (of the feature of linear size) the following rules: a) Rule E: The MMVC of the related datum feature shall not be violated by the extracted (integral) datum feature from which the datum is derived (see Figures A6 and A). If a SIM symbol optionally followed by an index number as required by ISO 5458 is indicated in the adjacent zone of the corresponding tolerance indicator, then the MMVC shall be in the same orientation and location as the MMVCs considered for the datums of the same SIM group (see Figure A.17), b)_ Rule F: The MMVS of the related datum feature shall be equal to its MMS [see Formula (5)], when the related datum feature: — has no geometrical specification (see Figure A.6); or — has only geometrical specifications whose tolerance value is not followed by the symbol; or — has no geometrical specification conforming with rule G. NOTE3 It is emphasized that when the related datum feature has a geometrical specification without the symbol“), then rule F is not sufficient to ensure the assemblability of the datum feature. See the computation of MMVS in 4.1.2 and Figure A.6 ¢). Additionally, ifthe geometrical specification of the datum feature is modified in a subsequent revision of the drawing, then the MMVS could change if, rule G becomes mandatory in this case. ©) Rule G: The MMVS of the related datum feature shall be equal to the MMS, plus (for external features of linear size) or minus (for internal features of linear size) the geometrical tolerance, when the datum feature is controlled by a geometrical specification whose tolerance value is followed by the symbol ®), and: » a form specification, and the related datum is the primary datum of the tolerance indicator where the symbol is indicated next to the datum letter (see Figure A,.7); or it is an orientation or location specification whose datum or datum system contains exactly the same datum(s) in the same order as the one(s) called before the related datum in the tolerance indicator where the ® symbol is indicated next to the datum letter (see Figures A.12 and A.13). NOTE 4 —_Inthis case, the MMVS for external features of linear size is as given in Formula (1), and the MMVS for internal features of linear size is as given in Formula (2), See 4.1.2. When these properties are not observed, rule F applies. © 180 2021 ~All rights reserved 9BS EN ISO 2692:2021 1SO 2692:2021(E) In the case of rule G, the datum feature indicator should be directly connected to that geometrical tolerance indicator from which the MMVC of the datum feature is controlled (see ISO 5459:2011, rule 1, bullet 2). NOTES — This recommendation was a requirement in IS0 2692:2014 (see B.3), When several geometrical specifications on a related datum feature fulfil rule G, it is recommended that direct indication of MMVS is used (see 4.1.3) 4.2.3. MMR for toleranced features with direct indication of virtual size When the MMR applies to the toleranced feature and the direct indication of virtual size is selected, then the value of MMVS shall be indicated after the symbol ® between square brackets in the zone, feature and characteristic section. The value of MMYS shall be preceded by a symbol for a cylinder (See Figure 3 for a cylindrical feature). The # symbol shalll be omitted when the feature size is not a diameter. When direct indication of MMVS is selected, no geometrical tolerance value shall be indicated before the symbol in the zone, feature and characteristic section (see Figures A.14 and A.15), Key 1 zone, feature and characteristic section 2 numerical value for the MMVS When the MMR is specified for the toleranced feature with the direct indication of virtual size, rules A and B shall not be applied and rules C, D and Q shall be applied. Rule Q: The MMVS for the toleranced feature shall be equal to the value indicated between square brackets in the corresponding zone, feature and characteristic section. If any size is also specified for the considered feature, it shall be considered as an independent specification according to ISO 14405-1 (see Figures A.14 and A.15).. NOTE See 4.1.3. 4.2.4 MMR for related datum features with direct indication of virtual size When the MMR applies to the datum and the direct indication of virtual size is selected, then the value of MMVS shall be indicated after the symbol ™ between square brackets in the datum indicator (see Eigure A.16), The value of MMVS shall be preceded by a @ symbol for a cylinder (see Figure 4 for a cylindrical feature). The @ symbol shall be omitted when the feature size is not a diameter. NOTE The value indicated between square brackets is the designer's responsibility. This value can be different from the calculated value when applying the indirect determination of MMVS. 10 © 180 2021 ~All rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) - or Key 1. datum section 2 numerical value for the MMVS of the datum Figure 4 — Direct indication of MMVS for a datum In the case of a common datum with the same MMYS for each datum feature, the indication of common datum in the datum indicator section shall be surrounded with brackets, followed by ™) and the indication of the MMVS in square brackets, e.g. (A-B)® [d].. In the case of a common datum with different MMVSs for each datum feature, the indication of common datum in the datum indicator section shall be surrounded with brackets, followed by ) and the indication of the MMVSs in square brackets separated with a dash and surrounded with brackets, e.g. (A-B)™ ([d1}-[42]). Each MMVS value applies to each datum feature in the same order. These two requirements apply in the same manner for more than two datum features. When the MMR is specified for a datum with direct indication of the MMVS then rule E shall be applied, rules F and G shall not be applied and rule O shall be applied to the surface of the feature of linear size. Rule 0: The MMVS for the related datum feature shall be equal to the value indicated between square brackets in the corresponding datum section. If any size is also specified for the considered feature, it shall be considered as an independent specification according to ISO 14405-1 43 Least material requirement (LMR) 4.3.1 LMR for toleranced features with indirect determination of virtual size ‘When the LMR applies to the toleranced feature and the indirect determination of virtual size isselected, then it shall be indicated on the drawing by the symbol © placed after the geometrical tolerance of the derived feature of the feature of linear size (toleranced feature) in the tolerance indicator with no size indicated in square brackets EXAMPLE To fully control the minimum wall thickness, the symbol © can be applied to the tolerancing of the features on both sides of the wall. LMR can be implemented in two different ways, as follows — The location requirements for the two different sides of the wall can refer to the same datum axis or datum system (see Piguire A.8). In this case, © applies to the two toleranced features. —_ The location requirement of the derived feature for one of the sides of the wall can refer to the derived feature of the other as the datum. In this case, the tolerance for the toleranced feature and the datum letter are followed by the symbol (see Figure.A.9). NOTE1 This possibility only applies if the features on the two sides are features of size, When the LMR is specified for the toleranced feature with indirect determination of virtual size, then the following rules shall be applied to the surface(s) (of the feature of linear size), and the LMVS shalll © 180 2021 ~All rights reserved eeBS EN ISO 2692:2021 1SO 2692:2021(E) be computed from the size specification and the geometric specification according to the rules of this document, a) Rule H: The sizes of the toleranced feature shall be: 1) equal to or larger than the LMS, for external features; equal to or smaller than the LMS, for internal features. NOTE2 This rule can be altered by the indication of RPR, with the symbol ® after the symbol © [sce 5.3, Figure A.S e) and f). b) Rule I: The sizes of the toleranced feature shall be: 1) equal to or smaller than the MMS, for external features [see Figures A.5 a), A.8 and A]; equal to or larger than the MMS, for internal features [see Figures A.5 b) and A.8}, ©) Rule J: The LMVC of the toleranced feature shall not be Gee Figures A.5, A. and A). d)_ Rule K: The rule applies as follows: lated by the extracted (integral) feature — When the geometrical specification is an orientation or a location relative to a (primary) datum or a datum system, the LMVC of the toleranced feature shall be in theoretically exact orientation or location relative to the datum or the datum system, in accordance with ISO 1101 and ISO 5459 (see 3.1L, Note 2 to entry, and Figures A.5, A.8 and A), — Moreover, if several toleranced features are controlled by the same tolerance indication with CZ symbol, the LMVCs shall also be in theoretically exact orientation and location relative to each other. — If several toleranced features are controlled by the same tolerance indicator with the SZ symbol, then the LMVCs are not constrained to be in theoretically exact orientation nor location relative to each other (see Figure A.18 for an illustration in the MMR case). In both cases (CZ or SZ indication), possible constraints relative to datums remain, — Additionally, if the symbol SIM possibly followed by an index number as required by ISO 5458 is indicated then the LMVCs shall be constrained in orientation and location with the LMVCs of the SIM group. 4.3.2 LMR for related datum features with indirect determination of virtual size When the LMR applies to the datum feature and the indirect determination of virtual size is selected, it shall be indicated on the drawing by the symbol © placed after the datum letter(s) in the tolerance indicator. ‘The datum letter(s) followed by © result in an associated feature with a fixed size defined by the LMVC. NOTE1 Virtual conditions of toleranced feature and datum feature are constrained between them in orientation and location, The result is one combined virtual condition. ‘The LMR for datum features results in three independent requirements: — arequirement for the surface non-violation of the LMVC (see rule L); — a requirement for LMVS when there is no geometrical specification or when there are only ‘geometrical specifications whose tolerance value is not followed by the symbol © (see rule M); —_arequirement for LMVS when there is a geometrical specification whose tolerance value is followed by the symbol © and whose “datum” section (third and subsequent compartments) of the tolerance indicator meets a property defined in rule N. 12 © 180 2021 ~All rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) NOTE2 The use of @ after the datum letter is only possible if the datum is obtained from a feature of linear When LMR applies to all elements of the collection of surfaces of a common datum, the corresponding sequence of letters identifying the common datum shall be indicated within parentheses (see Figure A.13 for an illustration of a similar case with MMR instead of LMR and ISO 5459:2011, rule 9) and LMVCs are by default constrained in location and orientation relative to each other (see ISO 5459:2011, rule 7). When LMR applies only to one surface of the collection of features involved in a common datum, the sequence of letters identifying the common datum shall not be indicated within parentheses, and the requirement applies only to the feature identified by the letter placed just before the modifier. In this case, it specifies for the surface(s) (of the feature of linear size) the following rules. a) Rule L: The LMVC of the related datum feature shall not be violated by the extracted (integral) datum feature from which the datum is derived (see Figure A.9). Ifa SIM symbol optionally followed by an index number as required by ISO 5458 is indicated in the adjacent zone of the corresponding indicator, then the LMVC shall be in the same orientation and location as the LMVCs considered for the datums of the same SIM group. b) Rule M: The LMVS of the related datum feature shall be equal to its LMS [see Formula (6)}, when the related datum feature: — has no geometrical specification (see Figure A.9); or — has only geometrical specifications whose tolerance value is not followed by the symbol ©; or — has no geometrical specification conforming with rule N. ©) Rule N: The LMVS of the related datum feature shall be equal to the LMS, minus (for external features of linear size) or plus (for internal features of linear size) the geometrical tolerance, when the datum feature is controlled by a geometrical specification whose tolerance value is followed by the symbol ©, and: vy a form specification, and the related datum corresponds to the primary datum of the tolerance indicator where the symbol is indicated next to the datum letter; or it is an orientation or location specification whose datum or datum system contains exactly the same datum(s) in the same order as the one(s) called before the related datum in the tolerance indicator where the symbol ( is indicated next to the datum letter. NOTE3 _ In this case, the LMVS for external features of linear size is as given in Formula (3), and the LMVS for internal features of linear size is as given in Formula (4). See 4.1.2. When these properties are not observed, rule M applies. In the case of rule N, the datum feature indicator should be directly connected to that geometrical tolerance indicator from which the LMVC of the datum feature is controlled (see ISO 5459:2011, rule 1, bullet 2) NOTE4 — This recommendation was a requirement in ISO 2692:2014 (see B.3). When several geometrical specifications on a related datum feature fulfil rule N, it is recommended that direct indication of LMVS is used (see 4.1.3). 4.3.3 LMR for toleranced features with direct indication of virtual size When the LMR applies to the toleranced feature and the direct indication of virtual size is selected, then the value of LMVS shall be indicated after the symbol © between square brackets in the zone, feature and characteristics section. The value of LMVS shall be preceded by a @ symbol for a cylinder (see Figure 5 for a cylindrical feature). The @ symbol shall be omitted when the feature size is not a diameter. When direct indication of LMVS is selected, no geometrical tolerance value shall be indicated before the symbol © in the zone, feature and characteristic section (see Figures A.14 and A.15). © 180 2021 ~All rights reserved 13BS EN ISO 2692:2021 1SO 2692:2021(E) 1 -— orl Key 1 zone, feature and characteristic section 2 numerical value for the LMVS Figure 5 — Direct indication of LMVS for a toleranced feature When the LMR is specified for the toleranced feature with the direct indication of virtual size, rules H and I shall not be applied and rules J, K and R shall be applied. Rule R: The LMVS for the toleranced feature shall be equal to the value indicated between square brackets in the corresponding zone, feature and characteristic section. If any size is also specified for the considered feature, it shall be considered as an independent specification according to ISO 14405-1 (see Figures A.14 and A.15).. NOTE See 4.1.3. 4.3.4 LMR for related datum features with direct indication of virtual e ‘When the LMR applies to the datum and the direct indication of virtual size is selected, then the value of LMVS shall be indicated after the symbol © between square brackets in the datum indicator. The value of LMVS shall be preceded by a @ symbol for a cylinder (see Figure 6 for a cylindrical feature). The symbol shall be omitted when the feature size is not a diameter. NOTE The value indicated between square brackets is the designer's responsibility. This value can be different from the calculated value when applying the indirect determination of LMVS. 1 AOI¢g) Key 1 datum section 2 numerical value for the LMVS of the datum Figure 6 — Direct indication of LMVS of a datum In the case of a common datum with the same LMVS for each datum feature, the indication of common datum in the datum indicator section shall be surrounded with brackets, followed by © and the indication of the LMVS in square brackets, e.g. (A-B)® [d]. In the case of a common datum with different LMVSs for each datum feature, the indication of common datum in the datum indicator section shall be surrounded with brackets, followed by © and the indication of the LMVSs in square brackets separated with a dash and surrounded with brackets, e.g. (A-B)O ((d1}-{42]). Each LMVS value applies to each datum feature in the same order. These two reqt ‘ements apply in the same manner for more than two datum features. When the LMR is specified for a datum with direct indication of the LMVS, then rule L shall be applied, rules M and N shall not be applied, and rule P shall be applied to the surface of the feature of linear size. 14 © 180 2021 ~All rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) Rule P: The LMVS for the related datum feature shall be equal to the value indicated between square brackets in the corresponding datum section. If any size is also specified for the considered feature, it shall be considered as an independent specification according to ISO 14405-1 5 Reciprocity requirement (RPR) 5.1 General RPR shall be indicated on drawings as an additional requirement to MMR or LMR by the symbol ® placed after the symbol “ or by the symbol ® placed after the symbol ©, respectively. RPR shall only bbe indicated in the zone, feature and characteristic section of the tolerance indicator. The modifier ® shall not be indicated in the datum section of the tolerance indicator. RPR shall be applied only with indirect determination of virtual size (see 4.1.1) The additional requirement, RPR, alters the size tolerance of the feature of linear size in the collective requirements MMR and LMR. By means of RPR, the size can take full advantage of the MMVC and the LMVC. RPR allows for the choice of distribution of variation allowance between dimensional and geometrical tolerances based on manufacturing capabilities, NOTE _ RPR an express the same workpiece functions as the indication “0”, 5.2 Reciprocity requirement (RPR) and maximum material requirement (MMR) When the reciprocity symbol © follows the symbol “) indicating an RPR, it alters the MMR for the surface(s) (of the feature of linear size) in the following ways [see Figure A.1 b)]: — Rule Ais not vali — Rules B to Dare still valid, NOTE The RPR allows an increase in the dimensional tolerance when the geometrical deviation does not take full advantage of the MMVC. The reciprocity symbol defines equivalent requirements to specifications with dimensional and geometrical requirements with 0®. 5.3. Reciprocity requirement (RPR) and least material requirement (LMR) When the reciprocity symbol ® follows the symbol © indicating an RPR, it alters the LMR for the surface(s) (of the feature of linear size) in the following ways [see Figure A.5 e) and f)]: — Rule His not valid; — Rules | to K are still valid. NOTE The RPR allows an increase in the dimensional tolerance when the geometrical deviation does not take full advantage of the LMVC. The reciprocity symbol defines equivalent requirements to specifications with dimensional and geometrical requirements with 0 © 180 2021 ~All rights reserved 15BS EN ISO 2692:2021 1SO 2692:2021(E) Annex A (informative) Examples of tolerancing with ®, © and Figures in this document are intended only as illustrations to aid the user in understanding the MMR, the LMR and the RPR. In some instances, figures provide added details for emphasis; in other instances, figures have deliberately been left incomplete. Numerical values of dimensions and tolerances have been given for illustrative purposes only. In the interpretation figures, the MMS and LMS are shown as if they were visible in the two-dimensional views presented and the dimension lines (with arrows) are attached to the line representing the real part. However, in some figures this is not possible (see Figures A.10, A.LL and A.12) and MMS or LMS are only suggested with floating dimension lines (with arrows). In every case the value of the MMS or LMS is meaningful rather than the place where it is shown. The orientation of the local sizes (two-point sizes) on the real workpiece is not necessarily perpendicular to the axis of the MMVC or LMC, For uniformity in this document, all dimensions are given in mi angle projection. jetres and all figures are in first It should be understood that the third angle projection method could equally well have been used to illustrate the principles established. For the definitive presentation (proportions and dimensions) of symbols for geometrical tolerancing, see ISO 7083. In the explanation under each figure, conditions on local diameters and local sizes systematically include the limit value (“equal to” is therefore implied every time the expressions “larger than” or “smaller than” are employed). Drawing indication Interpretation ° now 02 [ons ZOLA The intended function of the part illustrated in Figure A.1 a) is an assembly with a plate with two holes 25 mm apart. The holes are required to be perpendicular to the contact surface of the plate. The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. i) ‘The extracted feature of the toleranced pins shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 10,3 mm [see rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2]. 16 © 180 2021 ~All rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) ii) ‘The extracted feature of the toleranced pins shall have everywhere a local diameter larger than LMS = 9,8 mm [see rule B 1), 3.6 and 3.7] and smaller than MMS = 10,0 mm [see rule A 1), 3.4 and 3.5] iii) ‘The location of the two MMVCs is theoretically exact: at a distance 25 mm relative to each other and perpendicular to the datum A [see rule D and 3.9, Note 2 to entry]. a) Example of MMR without RPR for two external cylindrical features based on size and location (position) requirements Drawing indication Interpretation #103 #103 Pos] [Tavs] ‘The intended function of the part illustrated in Figure A.1 b) is an assembly with a plate with two holes 25 mm apart. The holes are required to be perpendicular to the contact surface of the plate. ‘The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. i) The extracted feature of the toleranced pins shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 10,3 mm [see rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2} ii) ‘The extracted feature of the toleranced pins shall have everywhere a local diameter larger than LMS = 9,8 mm [see rule B 1), 3.6 and 3.7}. There is no requirement concerning the upper limit of local diameters (see 5,2). The RPR requirement allows the size tolerance to increase. The location of the two MMVCsis theoretically exact: ata distance 25 mm relative to each other and perpendicular to the datum A [see rule D and 3.9, Note 2 to entry}. b) Example of MMR with RPR for two external cylindrical features based on size and location (position) requirements Key 1 datum A Figure A.1 — Examples of MMR for two external cylindrical features based on size and location (position) requirements © 180 2021 ~ All rights reserved 17BS EN ISO 2692:2021 1SO 2692:2024(E) Drawing indication Interpretation —[oorgy 035-14 235.1 The intended function of the part toleranced in Figure A.2 a) could be a clearance fit with a hole of the same length as the toleranced cylindrical feature. ‘The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. i) The extracted feature shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMYS = 35,1 mm [see rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2]. il) The extracted feature shall have everywhere a local diameter larger than LMS = 34,9 mm [see rule B 1), 2.6 and 3.7] and smaller than MMS = 35,0 mm [see rule A 1), 3.4 and 3.5]. iii) The orientation and location of the MMVC are not controlled by any external constraints (see 3.9, Note 2 to entry). a) Example of MMR for an external cylindrical feature based on size and form (straightness) requirements Drawing indication Interpretation 251 ras The intended function of the part toleranced in Figure A.2 b) could be a clearance fit with a shaft of the same length as the toleranced cylindrical feature. ‘The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. {) The extracted feature shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 35,1 mm [see rule C, 39 and 4.1.2} ii) The extracted feature shall have everywhere a local diameter smaller than LMS = 35,3 mm [see rule B 2), 3.6 and 3.7] and larger than MMS = 35,2 mm [see rule A 2), 3.4 and 3.5] 18 © 1802021 - Al rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) iii) The orientation and location of the MMVC are not controlled by any external constraints (see 3.9, Note 2 to entry). b) Example of MMR for an internal cylindrical feature based on size and form (straightness) requirements Interpretation eve ‘The intended function of the part toleranced in Figure A.2 ¢) could be a clearance fit with a hole of the same length as the toleranced cylindrical feature. ‘The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. i) The extracted featur rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2). shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 35,1 mm [see ii) The extracted feature shall have everywhere a local diameter larger than LMS = 34,9 mm [see rule B 1), 3.6 and 3.7] and smaller than MMS = 35,1 mm [see rule A 1), 3.4 and 3.5]. The difference between Figures A.2 0 and 4.2 a) is in the specification of the local diameter, in this case MMS. The orientation and location of the MMVC are not controlled by any external constraints (see 3.9, Note 2 to entry). ) Example of MMR [with 0 @) for an external cylindrical feature based on size and form (straightness) requirements Drawing indication Interpretation 035.1 HAYS The intended function of the part toleranced on Figure A.2 d) could be a clearance fit with a shaft of the same length as the toleranced cylindrical feature. ‘The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. i) The extracted feature shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 35,1 mm [see rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2). © 180 2021 ~ All rights reserved 19BS EN ISO 2692:2021 1SO 2692:2021(E) ii) The extracted feature shall have everywhere a local diameter smaller than LMS = 35,3 mm [see rule B 2), 3.6 and 3.7] and larger than MMS = 35,1 mm [see rule A 2), 3.4 and 3.5]. The difference between Figures A.2 d) and A.2 b) is in the specification of the local diameter, in this case MMS. iii) The orientation and location of the MMVC are not controlled by any external constraints (see 3.9, Note 2 to entry). 4) Example of MMR [with 0) for an internal cylindrical feature based on size and form (straightness) requirements Figure A.2 — Examples of MMR for a cylindrical feature based on size and form (straightness) requirements Drawing indication Interpretation weave (Tear * The intended function of the part toleranced in Figure A.3 a) could be an assembly with a part as shown in Figure A.3 b), where the functional requirement is that the two planar faces shall be in contact and the pin shall fit into the hole at the same time. The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document i) The extracted feature shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 35,1 mm [see rule C, 3.9. and 4.1.2]. fi) The extracted feature shalll have everywhere a local diameter larger than LMS = 34,9 mm [see rule B 1), 4.6.and 3,7] and smaller than MMS = 35,0 mm [see rule A 1), 3.4 and 3.5) iii) The orientation of the MMVC is perpendicular to the datum and the location of the MMVC is not controlled by any external constraints [see rule D and 3.9, Note 2 to entry]. a) Example of MMR for an external cylindrical feature based on size and orientation (perpen- dicularity) requirements Drawing indication Interpretation [= Pas: 0352 20 © 150 2021 ~All rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) ‘The intended function of the part toleranced in Figure A.3 b) could be an assembly with a part as shown, in Figure A.3 a), where the functional requirement is that the two planar faces shalll be in contact and the pin shall fit into the hole at the same time. terpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document, i) The extracted feature shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 35,1 mm [see rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2}. ii) The extracted feature shall have everywhere a local diameter smaller than LMS = 5,3 mm [see rule B 2), 3.6 and 3,7] and larger than MMS = 35,2 mm [see rule A 2), 3.4 and 3.5], iii) The orientation of the MMVC is perpendicular to the datum and the location of the MMVC is not controlled by any external constraints (see rule D and 3.9, Note 2 to entry}. b) Example of MMR for an internal cylindrical feature based on size and o1 ularity) requirements ntation (perpendic- Key 1 datum A, Figure A.3 — Examples of MMR for a cylindrical feature based on size and orientation (perpendicularity) requirements Drawing indication Interpretation CE move 0351 TVS The intended function of the part toleranced in Figure A.4 a) could be an assembly with a part as shown in Figure At b), where the functional requirement is that the two planar faces A shall be in contact and the two planar faces B shall both simultaneously be in contact with a plane (on a part not shown) The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. i) The extracted feature shall not violate the MMVC, which has the rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2]. jiameter MMVS = 35,1 mm [see ii) The extracted feature shall have everywhere a local diameter larger than LMS 4.9 mm [see rule B 1), 3.6 and 3.7] and smaller than MMS = 35,0 mm [see rule A 1), 3.4.and 3.5] iii) The orientation of the MMVC is perpendicular to datum A and the location of the MMVC is in a theo- retically exact position 34 mm from datum B [see rule D and 3.9, Note 2 to entry]. a) Example of MMR for an external cylindrical feature based on size and location (position) requirements © 180 2021 - All rights reserved 21BS EN ISO 2692:2021 1S0 2692:2021(E) Drawing indication Interpretation NN IN TVS Sy The intended function of the part toleranced in Figure A.4 b) could be an assembly with a part as shown in Figure A4 a), where the functional requirement is that the two planar faces A shall be in contact and the two planar faces B shall both simultaneously be in contact with a plane (on a part not shown). ‘The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. i) The extracted feature shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 35,1 mm [see rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2]. il) The extracted feature shall have everywhere a local diameter smaller than LMS rule B 2), 3.6 and 3.7] and larger than MMS = 35,2 mm [see rule A 2), 3.4and 3.5]. mm [see iii) The orientation of the MMVC Is perpendicular to datum A and the location of the MMVC is in a theo- retically exact position 34 mm from datum B [see rule D and 3.9, Note 2 to entry} b) Example of MMR for an internal cylindrical feature based on size and location (position) requirements Key 1 datum A 2 datumB Figure A.4 — Examples of MMR for a cylindrical feature based on size and location (position) requirements Drawing indication Interpretation Goi 22 © 180 2021 ~ Al rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) Position and coaxiality or concentricity can be used with the same meaning in this case. igure A.S a) only illustrates some rules for LMR. This drawing indication is incomplete and does not control the ‘minimum wall thickness. The LMR is missing on the other feature, Therefore, itis not possible to indicatea function The interpretation is based on the following rules and defi fen in this document. i) The LMVC, which has the diameter LMVS = 69,8 mm, shall be fully contained in the material [see rule J, 3.10 and 3.11] ii) Theextracted feature shall have everywhere a local diameter smaller than MM and 3.5] and larger than LMS = 69,9 mm [see rule H 1), 3.6 and 3.7). ‘The orientation of the LMVC is parallel to the datum and the location of the LMVC is ina theoretically exact. position 0 mm from datum A [see rule K and 3.11, Note 2 to entry} a) Example 1 of LMR for one external feature of linear size with another concentric internal feature of linear size as the datum. 70,0 mm [see rule 11), 3.4 Drawing indication Interpretation Lao uve Position and coaxiality or concentricity can be used with the same meaning in this case. igure A.S b) only illustrates some rules for LMR. This drawing indication is incomplete and does not control the minimum wall thickness, The LMR is missing on the other feature, Therefore, itis not possible to indicate a function, ‘The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. 1) The LMVC, which has the diameter LMVS = 35,2 mm, shall be fully contained in the material [see rule J, 3.10 and 3.11). ii) ‘The extracted feature shall have everywhere a local diameter larger than MMS = 35,0 mm [see rule 12), 3.4 and 3,5] and smaller than LMS = 35,1 mm [see rule H 2), 3.6 and 3.7] fil) The orientation of the LMVC is parallel to the datum and the location of the LMVC is in a theoretically exact position 0 mm from datum A {see rule K and 3.11, Note 2 to entry] b) Example 1 of LMR for one internal feature of linear size with another concentric external feature of linear size as the datum Drawing indication Interpretation ORDO Position and coaxiality or concentricity can be used with the same meaning in this case. © 180 2021 ~All rights reserved 23BS EN ISO 2692:2021 1S0 2692:2021(E) Figure A.S 6) only illustrates some rules for LMR. This drawing indication is incomplete and does not control the minimum wall thickness. The LMR is missing on the other feature. Therefore, itis not possible to indicate a function, ‘The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. i) The LMVC, which has the diameter LMVS = 69,8 mm, shall be fully contained in the material [see rule J, 2.10 and 3.11) ii) ‘The extracted feature shall have every where a local diameter smaller than MMS = 70,0 mm [sce rule [1,34 and 3,5] and larger than LMS = 69,8 mm [see rule H 1), 3.6 and 3,7). The difference between Figures A.5 ) and A.5 a) isin the specification of the local diameter, in this case to LMS. iii) ‘The orientation of the LMVC is parallel to the datum and the location of the LMVC is ina theoretically exact position 0 mm from datum A [see rule K and 3.11, Note 2 to entry]. ©) Example 2 of LMR for one external feature of linear size with another concentric internal feature of linear size as the datum Drawing indication Interpretation (OLaOla eve Position and coaxiality or concentricity can be used with the same meaning in this case. Figure A.5 d) only illustrates some rules for LMR. This drawing indication is incomplete and does not control the ‘minimum wall thickness. The LMR is missing on the other feature. Therefore, itis not possible toindicate a function, ‘The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. i) ‘The LMVC, which has the diameter LMVS = 35,2 mm, shall be fully contained in the material [see rule J, 3.10 and 3.11] ii) ‘The extracted feature shall have everywhere a local diameter larger than MMS = 35,0 mm [see rule I2), 3.4 and 3.5} and smaller than LMS = 35,2 mm (see rule H 2), 3.6 and 3.2). The difference between Figures A.5 d) and A.5b) is inthe specification of the local diameter, in this case to LMS. iii) ‘The orientation of the LMVCis parallel to the datum and the location of the LMVC is ina theoretically exact position 0 mm from datum A [see rule K and 3.11, Note 2 to entry]. 4) Example 2 of LMR for one internal feature of linear size with another concentric external feature of linear size as the datum Drawing indication Interpretation a Position and coaxiality or concentricity can be used with the same meaning in this case. 24 © 180 2021 ~ Al rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) Figure A.5 6) only illustrates some rules for LMR. This drawing indication is incomplete and does not control the ‘minimum wall thickness. The LMR is missing on the other feature. Therefore, itis not possible to indicate function, The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. ‘The LMVC, which has the diameter LMVS = 69,8 mm, shall be fully contained in the material [see rule J, 2.10 and 3.11). ii) The extracted feature shall have everywhere a local diameter smaller than MMS = 70,0 mm [see rule | 1) 34 and 3,5]. The RPR allows the LLS to decrease below LMS (local diameter may be smaller than 69,9 mm, down to LMVS) [see 5.3] iii) The orientation of the LMVC is parallel to the datum and the location of the LMVC is in a theoretically exact position 0 mm from datum A [see rule K and 2.11, Note 2 to entry) ¢) Example of LMR and RPR for one external feature of linear size with another concentric internal fea- ture of linear size as the datum Drawing indication Interpretation OPu@l* 104 035.0 #0 Position and coaxiality or concentricity can be used with the same meaning in this case. Figure A.S f) only illustrates some rules for LMR. This drawing indication is incomplete and does not control the ‘minimum wall thickness, The LMR is missing on the other feature, Therefore, itis not possible to indicatea function, ‘The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document, i) The LMVC, which has the diameter LMVS = 35,2 mm, shall be fully contained in the material [see rule J, 3.10 and 3.11]. ‘The extracted feature shall have everywhere a local diameter larger than MMS = 35,0 mm [see rule | 2), 24 and 3.5]. The RPR allows the ULS to increase beyond LMS (local diameter may be larger than 35,1 mm, up to LMVS) [see 5.3]. Iii) The orientation of the LMVC is parallel to the datum and the location of the LMVC is in a theoretically exact position 0 mm from datum A fsee rule K and 3.11, Note 2 to entry]. 1) Example of LMR and RPR for one internal feature of linear size with another concentric external fea- ture of linear size as the datum Key 1 datum A Figure A.5 — Examples of LMR for one feature of linear size with another concentric feature of linear size as the datum {© 180 2021 ~All rights reserved 25BS EN ISO 2692:2021 1SO 2692:2021(E) Drawing indication Interpretation oae sve ono TVS = HS ‘The intended function of the part toleranced in Figure A.6 a) could be an assembly with a part similar to that of Figure A.6 b). ‘The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. i) The extracted feature of the toleranced feature shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 35,1 mm [see rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2]. il) The extracted feature of the toleranced feature shall have everywhere a local diameter larger than LMS = 34,9 mm [see rule B 1), 3.6 and 3.7] and smaller than MMS = 35,0 mm [see rule A 1), 3.4and 3.5] iii) The location of the MMVCis at 0 mm from the axis of the MMVC of the datum feature [see rule D and 2.9, Note 2 to entry}. iv) The extracted feature of the datum feature shall not violate the MMYC, which has the diameter MMVS = MMS = 70,0 mm [see rules E and F, 3.8 and 3.9]. v) The extracted feature of the datum feature shall have everywhere a local diameter larger than LMS = 69,9 mm [see rule B 1), 3.6 and 3.7]. a) Example of MMR for an external cylindrical feature based on size and local requirements with the a: n (coaxiality) ofa cylindrical feature - with a size requirement ~ as the datum and also with MMR Drawing indication Interpretation neve ve a4 os HAYS The intended function of the part toleranced in Figure A.6 b) could be an assembly with a part similar to that of Figure A.6 a). The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document 26 © 150 2021 ~All rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) 1) The extracted feature of the toleranced feature shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 35,1 mm [see rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2] ii) The extracted feature of the toleranced feature shall have everywhere a local diameter smaller than LMS = 35,3 mm [see rule B 2), 3.6 and 3,7] and larger than MMS = 35,2 mm [see rule A 2), 3.4 and 3.5]. ‘The location of the MMVC is at 0 mm from the axis of the MMVC of the datum feature [see rule D and 39, Note 2 to entry], iv) The extracted feature of the datum feature shalll not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = MMS = 70,0 mm [see rules E and F, 3.10 and 3.11). v) The extracted feature of the datum feature shall have everywhere a local diameter smaller than LMS = 70,1 mm [see rule B 2), 3.6 and 3.7). }) Example of MMR for an internal cylindrical feature based on size and location (coaxiality) requirements with the axis of a cylindrical feature - with a size requirement - as the datum and also with MMR Drawing indication Interpretation 2) AIS} CLa@ a} nove e100 WRVS = HS The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. i) The extracted feature of the toleranced feature shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 35,1 mm [see rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2]. ii) The extracted feature of the toleranced feature shall have everywhere a local diameter larger than LMS = 34,9 mm [see rule B 1),3.6 and 3.7] and smaller than MMS = 35,0 mm [see rule A 1), 3.4 and 3.5]. ‘The location of the MMVC is at 0 mm from the axis of the MMVC of the datum feature [see rule D and 9, Note 2 to entry] iv) The extracted feature of the datum feature shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMYS = MMS = 70,0 mm [see rules E and F, 3.8 and 3.9]. The cylindricity specification has no effect, on datum MMVS as specified by rule F. v) The extracted feature of the datum feature shall have everywhere a local diameter larger than LMS = 69,9 mm [sce rule B 1), 3.6 and 3.7}, ©) Example of MMR for an external cylindrical feature based on size and location (coaxiality) re- quirements with the axis of a cylindrical feature - with a size requirement - as the datum with ‘geometrical tolerance and also with MMR Figure A.6 — Examples of MMR for a cylindrical feature based on size and location (coaxiality) requirements with the axis of a cylindrical feature - with a size requirement - as the datum and also with MMR © 180 2021 - All rights reserved 27BS EN ISO 2692:2021 1S0 2692:2021(E) Drawing indication Interpretation EATON) jess The intended function of the part toleranced in Figure A.7 a) could be an assembly with a part similar to that of Figure A.7 b). The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. i) The extracted feature of the toleranced feature shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 35,1 mm [see rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2]. ii) The extracted feature of the toleranced feature shall have everywhere a local diameter larger than LMS = 34,9 mm [see rule B 1), 3.6 and 3.7] and smaller than MMS = 35,0 mm [see rule A 1), 3.4and 3.5}, iii) The location of the MMVCis at 0 mm from the axis of the MMVC of the datum feature [see rule D and 9, Note 2 to entry}. iv) The extracted feature of the datum feature shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 70,2 mm [see rules E and G, 3.8 and 3.9}. See also 8.3 for former practice. v) The extracted feature of the datum feature shall have everywhere a local diameter larger than LMS = 69,9 mm [see rule B 1), 3.6 and 3.7} and smaller than MMS = 70,0 mm [see rule A 1), 3.4and 3.5}, a) Example of MMR for an external cylindrical feature based on size and location (coaxiality) requirements with the axis of a cylindrical feature - with a size requirement and a form toler- ance ~as the datum and also with MMR Drawing indication Interpretation The intended function of the part toleranced in Figure A.7b) could bean assembly witha part with similar shape to the one in Figure A.7 a) but with appropriate dimensions. The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. 28 © 180 2021 - Al rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) 1) The extracted feature of the toleranced feature shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 35,1 mm [see rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2] ii) The extracted feature of the toleranced feature shall have everywhere a local diameter smaller than LMS = 35,3 mm [see rule B 2), 3.6 and 3.7] and larger than MMS = 35,2 mm [see rule A 2), 3.4 and 3.5]. ‘The location of the MMVC is at 0 mm from the axis of the MMVC of the datum feature [see rule D and 39, Note 2 to entry], iv) The extracted feature of the datum feature shalll not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 69,8 mm [see rules E and G, 3.8 and 3.9} v) The extracted feature of the datum feature shall have everywhere a local diameter smaller than LMS = 70,1 mm [see rule B 2), 3.6 and 3.7] and larger than MMS = 70 mm [see rule A 2), 3.4 and 3.5]. b) Example of MMR for an internal cylindrical feature based on size and location (coaxiality) re- quirements with the axis of a cylindrical feature - with a size requirement and a form tolerance ~as the datum and also with MMR Figure A.7 — Examples of MMR for a cylindrical feature based on size and location (coaxiality) requirements with the axis of a cylindrical feature - with a size requirement and a form tolerance ~ as the datum and also with MMR, © 180 2021 ~All rights reserved 29BS EN ISO 2692:2021 1SO 2692:2021(E) Drawing indication 698 Lvs 0352 Lvs iS LN unve ps. > Ke SS The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. i) The LMVC of the external feature shall be fully contained in the material. The diameter LMVS = 69,8 mm. {see rule J, 3.10 and 3.11}. fi) The extracted feature of the external feature shall have everywhere a local size smaller than MMS = 70,0 mm (see rule | 1), 3.4and 3.5) and larger than LMS = 69,9 mm [see rule H 1), 3.6 and 3.7}. 30 © 150 2021 ~All rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) | The diameter LMVS = 35,2 mm iii) The LMVC of the internal feature shall be fully contained in the materi [see rule J, 3.10 and 3.11). iv) Theextracted feature ofthe internal feature shall have everywhere a local size larger than MMS: (see rule I 2), 3.4 and 3.5) and smaller than LMS = 35,1 mm [see rule H 2), 3.6 and 3.7). 5,0mm. v)_ The LMVC of both the external and the internal feature shall be in a theoretically exact orientation relative to the datum system and the location relative to the datum system shalll be at a position 44 x 44 mm [see rule K and 3.11, Note 2 to entry]. Key 1 datum A, 2 datumB Figure A.8 — Example of LMR for two concentric cylindrical features (internal and external) both controlled by size and location (position) to the same datum system A and B © 180 2021 ~All rights reserved 31BS EN ISO 2692:2021 1SO 2692:2021(E) Drawing indication 269.8 LVS 035, LHS Interpretation The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. i) The LMVC of the external feature shall be fully contained in the material. The diameter LMVS = 69,8 mm. [see rule J, 3.10 and 3.11} ii) The extracted feature of the external feature shall have everywhere a local size smaller than MMS = 70,0 mm [see rule I1),3.4 and 3,5] and larger than LMS = 69,9 mm [see rule H 1), 3.6and 3,7] iii) The LMVC of the internal datum feature shall be fully contained in the material. The diameter LMVS = LMS = 35,1 mm [see rule L and M, 3.10 and 3.11}. iv) Theextracted feature ofthe internal feature shall have everywhere a local size larger than MMS = 35,0 mm [see rule 12), 3.4 and 3.5] and smaller than LMS = 35,1 mm [see rule H 2), 3.6 and 3.7} v) The LMVC of the external feature shall be in a theoretically exact location at 0 mm from the axis of the LMVC of the internal datum feature [see rule K and 3.11, Note 2 to entry] 32 © 1802021 ~ llrightsreservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) Key 1 datum Figure A.9 — Example of LMR for an external cylindrical feature controlled by size and location (coaxiality) relative to an internal cylindrical feature used as a datum controlled by size and LMR Drawing indication i 3.8, Cc i ° 108 2x 11-08 xen'd 903 2G) $] 003 ZO) © 180 2021 - All rights reserved 33BS EN ISO 2692:2021 1SO 2692:2021(E) Interpretation 68 mve neve ‘The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. 0 ii) iit) 34 The extracted feature of the toleranced pins shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 11,7 mm [see rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2]. The extracted feature of the toleranced pins shall have everywhere a local diameter larger than LMS = 10,9 mm [see rule B 1),3.6and 3.7] and smaller than MMS = 11,4 mm [see rule A 1), 3.4and 3.5] ‘The extracted feature of the toleranced holes shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 11,7 mm [see rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2]. ‘The extracted feature of the toleranced holes shall have everywhere a local diameter smaller than LMS = 12,5 mm [see rule B 2), 3.6 and 3.7] and larger than MMS = 12,0 mm [see rule A 2), 3.4 and 3.5]. ‘The two MMVCs of the toleranced pins are in theoretically exact orientation and location: parallel to each other and at a distance 30 mm relative to each other [see rule D and 3.9, Note 2 to entry]. There is no orientation or location requirement relative to the rest of the part. The two MMVCs of the toleranced holes are in theoretically exact orientation and location: parallel to each other and at a distance 30 mm relative to each other [see rule D and 3.9, Note 2 to entry]. ‘There is no orientation or location requirement relative to the rest of the part, and more particularly between the holes and the pins Figure A.10 — Example of MMR separately applied on a pattern of holes and on a pattern of pins, without using a datum @ 180 2021 ~All rights reserved© 180 2021 - All rights reserved Drawing indication 8-8, Cc 0 8, 2 om -05 BS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) ond” #] 2032, 603 2M) 35BS EN ISO 2692:2021 1SO 2692:2021(E) Interpretation a8 pve reve The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. 0 36 ‘The extracted feature of the toleranced pins shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 11,7 mm [see rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2} The extracted feature of the toleranced pins shall have every- where a local diameter larger than LMS = 10,9 mm [see rule B i), 3.Gand 3.7] and smaller than MMS = 11,4 mm [see rule A 1), 3.4 and 3.5] The extracted feature of the toleranced holes shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS= 11,7 mm [see rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2} ‘The extracted feature of the toleranced holes shall have every- where a local diameter smaller than LMS= 12,5 mm (seerule B 2), 3..and 3,7] and larger than MMS = 12,0 mm [see rule A 2), 34 and 3.5] ‘The two MMVCs of the toleranced pins are in theoretically exact orientation and location: perpendicular to the datum A and at a distance 30 mm relative to each other [sce rule D and 3.9, Note 2 to entry). © 180 2021 - All rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) vi) ‘The two MMVCs of the toleranced holes are in theoretically exact orientation and location: perpendicular to the datum A and ata distance 30 mm relative to each other [see rule D and 3.9, Note 2 to entry]. There is no orientation or location requirement relative to the pins. Key 1 datuma Figure A.11 — Example of MMR separately applied ona pattern of holes and on a pattern of pins with using a datum © 180 2021 ~All rights reserved 37BS EN ISO 2692:2021 1SO 2692:2021(E) Interpretation ‘The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. i) The extracted feature of the toleranced hole shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 9,8 mm [see rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2). ii) The extracted feature of the toleranced hole shall have everywhere a local diameter smaller than LMS = 10,1 mm [see rule B 2), 3.6 and 3,7] and larger than MMS = 9,9 mm [see rule A 2), 3.4 and 3.5) fii) The location of the MMVC of the hole is at 20 mm from the datum plane A and at 0 mm from the axis of the MMVC of the datum feature C [see rule D and 3.9, Note 2 to entry], 38 © 150 2021 ~All rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) iv) The extracted feature of the datum feature C shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 18,2 mm [see rules E and G, 3.8 and 39} v)_ The extracted feature of the datum feature C shall have everywhere a local diameter larger than LMS = 17,9 mm [see rule B 1), 3.6 and 3.7] and smaller than MMS = 18,1 mm [see rule A 1), 3.4 and 3.5]. vi) The MMVC of the datum feature C is in theoretically exact orientation relative to the datum A, i.e. perpendicularto the datum plane A [see rule D and 3.9, Note 2 to entry]. There is no other orientation or location requirement for the datum feature C, Parallelism relative to datum plane B is another geometrical specification that shall be respected according to the independency principle, but does not concern the pin as datum feature C. Key 1 datum Figure A.12 — Example of use of MMR applied on a datum feature (followed by the symbol ) controlled by an orientation specification whose tolerance value is followed by the symbol “ and whose datum corresponds exactly to the datum called before the related datum Drawing indi- cation + Baa) Interpretation The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. i) The extracted features of the four toleranced features (diameter 8 mm) shall not violate the MMVCs, which have the diameters MMVS = 7,5 mm [see rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2} © 180 2021 - All rights reserved 39BS EN ISO 2692:2021 1SO 2692:2021(E) ii) iti) ‘The extracted features of the four toleranced features (diameter 8 mm) shall have everywhere a local diameter smaller than LMS = 8,1 mm [see rule B 2), 3.6 and 3.7] and larger than MMS = 8 mm [see rule A 2), 3.4and 3.5). ‘The locations of the four MMVCs are positioned (and oriented) to the situation features of the collection of associated features (constrained at a fixed size equal to their MMVS) to the datum features [see rule D and 3.9, Note 2 to entry}. The location and orientation of the MMVCs are theoretically exact. ‘The extracted features of the datum features (diameter 15 mm) shall not violate their MMVCs, which are four cylinders with diameter MMVS = 15,0 mm — 0,3 mm = 14,7 mm [see rules E and G, 3.8 and 3.9), ‘The extracted features of the datum features (diameter 15 mm) shall have everywhere a local diam- eter smaller than LMS = 15,1 mm [see rule B 2), 3.6 and 3.7] and larger than MMS = 15,0 mm. MMVCs of the four datum features are in theoretically exact orientation relative to datum B, ie. per pendicularto the datum plane B, and in theoretically exact location relative to each other, ie. equally distributed on a cylinder of diameter 80 mm [see rule D, 3.9, Note 2 to entry and 4.2.2} Figure A.13 — Example of use of MMR applied on a common datum Drawing indication Interpretation ous 201 66, [Heras HVS Tye ‘The interpretation of the tolerance indicator is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document, 0 ii) ‘The extracted feature shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 16,6 mm [see rule C, 39and 4.2.3]. ‘The orientation of the MMVC is perpendicular to the datum and the location of the MMVC is not constrained [see rule D and 3.9, Note 2 to entry} The size specification is not part ofthe MMR. However, the size specification has to be taken into account. asa separate independent specification according to ISO 1405-1 (see 4.1.3). 40 © 180 2021 - All rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) Drawing indication Interpretation m5 204 aT Oe«la 064 uve ‘The interpretation of the tolerance indicator is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. 1) Theextracted feature shall not violate the LMVC, which has the diameter LMVS = 16,4 mm [see rule J, 3.10, 3.11 and 4.3.3]. ii) The orientation of the LMVC is perpendicular to the datum and the location of the LMVC is not con- strained [see rule K and 3.11, Note 2 to entry]. ‘The size specification is not part of the LMR. However, the size specification has to be taken into account as a separate independent specification according to ISO 1405-1 (see 4.1.3). b) Direct indication of LMVS on an external feature Key 1 datum A Figure A.14 — Direct indication of MMVS and LMVS on an external feature © 180 2021 - All rights reserved “1BS EN ISO 2692:2021 1SO 2692:2021(E) Drawing indication Interpretation $2005 +. Teta] A] ota wave ans |/ ‘The interpretation of the tolerance indicator is based on the following rules and definitions given in this, document. §) The extracted feature shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 16,8 mm [see rule C, 39 and 4.2.3]. 4) The orientation of the MMVC is perpendicular to the datum and the location of the MMVC is not constrained [see rule D and 3.9, Note 2 to entry} The size specification is not part of the MMR. However, the size specification has to be taken into account asa separate independent specification according to ISO 14405-1 (see 4. a) Direct indication of MMVS on an internal feature Drawing indication Interpretation 016.9 20,05 ema la The interpretat document. i) The extracted feature shall not violate the LMVC, which has the diameter LMVS = 3.10, 3.11 and 4.3.3). 7,0 mm [see rule J, fi) The orientation of the LMVC is perpendicular to the datum and the location of the LMVC is not con- strained [see rule K and 3.11, Note 2 to entry}. The size specification is not part of the LMR. However, the size specification has to be taken into account asa separate independent specification according to ISO 14405-1 (see 4.1.3). b) Direct indication of LMVS on an internal feature Key 1 datum A Figure A.15 — Direct indication of MMVS or LMVS on an internal feature 42 © 150 2021 ~All rights reservedBS EN ISO 2692:2021 ISO 2692:2021(E) Interpretation awe The interpretation of the tolerance indicator with coaxiality is based on the following rules and defini- tions given in this document. o) ii) rm) The extracted feature of the toleranced feature shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 35,1 mm [see rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2}. ‘The extracted feature of the toleranced feature shall have everywhere a local diameter smaller than LMS = 35,3 mm [see rule B 2), 3.6 and 3.7] and larger than MMS = 35,2 mm [see rule A2), 3.4and 3.5] The location of the MMVC is at 0 mm from the axis of the MMVC of the datum feature [see rule D and 3.9, Note 2 to entry]. The extracted feature of the datum feature shall not violate the MMVC, which has the diameter MMVS = 69,8 mm [see rule E, 3.8, 3.9 and rule 0] interpretation of the tolerance indicator with straightness is based on the following rules and defi- ns given in this document. The extracted feature shalll not violate the MMVC, which has a diameter MMVS = 70 - 0,2 {see rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2) 9.8mm, ‘The extracted feature shall have everywhere a local diameter smaller than LMS = 70,1 mm [see rule B 2), 3.6 and 3.7] and larger than MMS = 70,0 mm [see rule A 2), 3.4 and 3.5]. ‘The orientation and location of the MMVC are not constrained [see 3.9, Note 2 to entry]. Figure A.16 — Direct indication of MMVS on an internal feature datum © 180 2021 - All rights reserved 43BS EN ISO 2692:2021 1SO 2692:2021(E) 04 ovo 909 @O]0 [Al@] sm 5 LAG] sm Interpretation bx out ‘reo | pao | The interpretation is based on the following rules and definitions given in this document. 0 ii) ili) wv) v 44 The extracted features of the four toleranced features (diameter 8 mm) shall not violate the MMVCs, which have the diameters MMVS = 7,5 mm [see rule C, 3.9 and 4.1.2] ‘The extracted features of the four toleranced features (diameter 8 mm) shall have everywhere a local diameter smaller than LMS = 8,1 mm (see rule B 2), 3.6and 3.7] and larger than MMS = 8,0 mm {see rule A 2), 34.and 3.5). The four MMVCs are positioned (and oriented) to the situation features of the collection of associ- ated features (constrained at a fixed size equal to their MMVS) to the datum features [see rule D and 3.9, Note 2 to entry). The location and orientation of the MMVCs are theoretically exact. The extracted features of the datum features (diameter 15 mm) shall not violate their MMVCs, which are four cylinders with diameter MMVS = 15,0 - 0,3 = 14,7 mm [see rules Eand G, 3.8 and 3.9]. ‘The extracted features of the datum features (diameter 15 mm) shall have everywhere a local diameter smaller than LMS = 15,1 mm [see rule B 2), 3.6 and 3,7] and larger than MMS = 15,0 mm. @ 180 2021 - Al rights reserved